Patient's question:
The company organized a physical examination, and after receiving the blood test results, I found that my albumin-globulin ratio was high, at 2.9. Does anyone know what it means if the albumin and globulin ratio is elevated? Am I inflamed or suffering from a serious illness?Doctor's answer:
This is a manifestation of liver dysfunction. Generally, patients with liver dysfunction have elevated globulin and reduced albumin, which leads to a high globulin-to-albumin ratio. This condition is considered to be associated with liver damage caused by albumin and globulin. It is recommended to go to the hospital to improve relevant tests, conduct liver function tests, and improve related symptoms through antiviral, liver-protective, and liver-protective measures.